It's not bad
It's not bad
Honestly, any job you can pick up here is not bad. The pay could be better, but generally, it's not bad as long as you get managers who aren't a bunch of fools. There's opportunity to learn and grow, and the benefits are alright.
If managers are foolish and don't know how to do their jobs proper, it can be very annoying.
They blame other people for issues that came up over their supervision.
Favoritism happens here for sure, but other places might offer positions based on being cut out for it.
Part-time hours are bad. I definitely recommend full-time if you can get it.
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